Crystal Niehoff Former Owner and CEO of Army Wife Network Crystal Niehoff is married to her best friend, Army Chaplain (LTC) Kevin Niehoff and is the proud mom of five and grandma of three. Former Owner and Chief Executive Officer of Army Wife Network and host of Army...
Join Crystal Niehoff and Elizabeth Rains, along with special guest, Grey Zachary, as they discuss the challenges of being a blended family in the military.
This behind the scenes episode features Crystal Niehoff, Owner and Commander, and Courtney Sheppard, Special Projects Coordinator.
Did you know... Among our Band of Bloggers, three are cancer survivors, one is on the team that plans the Army Ten-Miler road race, and seven are teachers!Mary was born and raised in South Bend, Indiana. She currently lives in the suburbs of Chicago with her husband,...
Did you know... Mission: Milspouse has more than 100,000 online followers! About Mission: Milspouse Mission: Milspouse originally began as Army Wife Network founded in April 2009. At that time, it joined together what was previously known as Army Wife Talk Radio (est....
Homeschooling teens during the middle and high school years can feel overwhelming but can also be a blessing for both parent and teen. By homeschooling during these years, you can give your teen the individual attention they need to thrive academically and socially. Additionally, you can customize their learning experience to fit their unique needs and interests.
And the good news is that you do not have to know it all – you can learn alongside your kids. There are so many resources out there that can help you teach your kids (some programs do it all for you). When you homeschool teens, you gain a special bond with them that can continue into adulthood.
Self-care has become a fashionable buzzword in our culture. Still, as Dr. Sharita Knobloch points out, self-care deserves a key place in the life of every homeschooling military spouse.
We’ve all been there, last-minute PCS orders, canceled leave, rescheduled deployment dates. As a military spouse, I write everything on my calendar in pencil! Homeschooling provides the flexibility necessary for military families with our ever-changing, on-the-go lifestyle.
The new year is a great time to do an inventory check and get a read on what life’s been like for the last few months. It’s the perfect time to put to bed what isn’t working for your homeschoolers, and really pour into the things that are most important in your children’s education.
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